Simplest thing has me stumped.

NoDoubt

I'm trying to put in a variable the 'x' position of a node in 3D space.

var = xX = (X location/position of the node/object/mesh) print (xX) So far i can only find and get the eular degrees which i dont need.

Further more, going a bit further I wanted to return the X scale and the X rotation of this object/node. I was hoping once I found/figured out how to do the X location/position the others would become clear to me .. but noooo..

Any help please? tyvm

xyz

Check the Spatial node reference in Godot's documentation. There you can find the list of all its properties. The property for adjusting position is translation.

# set x translation 
node.translation.x = 1

# get and print x translation
var tx = node.translation.x
print(tx)

NoDoubt

Thank you for your quick reply, I now see what i was doing wrong. I looked that documentation over all day yesterday but never got it to work. I was returning the x as a vector3 now i see by your example the returned value is already vectorized.

tyvm

xyz

Translation property is in fact a Vector3. You can access and assign it as such or you can use x, y and z components of this vector individually, assigning from/to float variables.